Whitney Webb discusses the intertwining of surveillance, corporate power, and the future of money, focusing on the roles of BlackRock and digital IDs, and their implications for Australian citizens.
History is replete with inventors who have claimed to crack the code on revolutionary technologies that could dramatically shift our energy consumption patterns and propulsion systems. However, an alarmingly high number of these innovators have either faced insurmountable obstacles or have mysteriously disappeared. This article delves into the stories of such inventors, investigating potential motives … Read more
In a recent session of the British Parliament, Member of Parliament Andrew Bridgen expressed concerns about the formation of new unions and the potential loss of democratic permission from the people. He specifically highlighted the international Health regulations and the post-pandemic agreements being pushed through by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Bridgen questioned why governments … Read more
In an era dominated by mainstream media, the significance of alternative media cannot be overstated. The presence of alternative media outlets provides a crucial counterbalance to the narratives propagated by traditional sources. It’s akin to opening windows to diverse viewpoints and uncensored information, allowing us to engage in a richer understanding of the world around … Read more
In a stunning display of audacity, a censorship hearing in Congress turned into a battle of wills as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. refused to be silenced. The hearing, which aimed to address censorship issues, took a shocking turn when Debbie Wasserman Schultz attempted to prevent Kennedy from testifying. This introduction provides a glimpse into the … Read more
Over the last couple of days, it has become apparent that Australia is at the forefront of a battle for internet freedom, freedom of speech, and political communication. In our modern society, the internet plays a significant role in allowing us to share ideas, criticise the government, and organise protests. However, the Australian government’s increasing … Read more
Investigative journalist Whitney Webb discusses the imminent effort to criminalise Bitcoin and financial privacy. She reveals how this effort alines with a larger agenda to undermine free speech and the right to privacy. This article explores the bipartisan bill introduced by U.S senators, the involvement of federal agencies, American commercial banks, and the Federal Reserve. … Read more
The Disclosure Project, founded by Dr Stephen Greer, is a non-profit organisation that discloses extraterrestrial life information. Dr Greer, an emergency doctor and trauma specialist, has been involved in this field for over 33 years, providing vital information and intelligence to the United States government. The project gained attention 22 years ago when 22 individuals … Read more
New US Legislation Proposed: The “Restricting the Emergence of Security Threats that Risk Information and Communications Technology Act”, S.686. A new proposed bill in the United States could have far-reaching implications for information and communication technology (ICT) products and services. The “Restricting the Emergence of Security Threats that Risk Information and Communications Technology Act” aims … Read more
Maine State Senator Eric Brakey’s recent speech on the Senate floor raised some eyebrows with its bold criticisms of corporate media and the Washington War Machine. His speech was made in response to a proposed joint resolution expressing support for Ukraine. Senator Brakey called out corporate media’s propaganda and criticised America’s foreign policy, which has … Read more